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Diversion of Sacramento River at Shasta Dam, where flow varies from low of 3000 cu ft per sec in late summer months to high in spring floods of 185,000 cu ft per sec; conveniently removable cofferdam or gate, designed to be handled by cableways, permitted two slots, left in central portion of dam, to serve alternately as channels for stream flow, while water level was raised in 10-ft steps to diversion tunnel level.
Diversion of Sacramento River at Shasta Dam, where flow varies from low of 3000 cu ft per sec in late summer months to high in spring floods of 185,000 cu ft per sec; conveniently removable cofferdam or gate, designed to be handled by cableways, permitted two slots, left in central portion of dam, to serve alternately as channels for stream flow, while water level was raised in 10-ft steps to diversion tunnel level.
River diversion at Shasta Dam
Eng News-Rec
May, D.C. (author)
Engineering News-Record ; 131
1943
3 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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